Michigan's Top-Ranked Recruiting Class Expected To Add Four-Star Wideout

Although nothing is certain in the world of recruiting, there are definitely a lot of things working in Michigan's favor when it comes to this recruitment.

The Michigan Wolverines have been hot on the recruiting trail as of late, and it has led to the No. 1 ranking for the 2024 class according to 247Sports. Headlined by five-star quarterback Jadyn Davis, Harbaugh and co. have secured the commitment of 15 prospects for the 2024 class, and they have a good shot at adding No. 16 this weekend.

Channing Goodwin, a four-star wideout and current high school teammate of Jadyn Davis, announced that he will be making his decision on Sunday (today) at 4 pm ET. 

What’s the move?? 👀 @Hayesfawcett3 pic.twitter.com/jwFzAh8KGV

— Channing Goodwin (@ChanningGoodwin) April 26, 2023

Goodwin's top-seven includes Michigan, North Carolina, South Carolina, North Carolina State, Wake Forest, Virginia Tech and Virginia. The 6-1, 165 pound wideout is currently listed as the No. 7 ranked player in the state of North Carolina and the No, 38 ranked wideout nationally.

Today’s the day! Talk to me twin…〽️@ChanningGoodwin #Born2Play4Michigan pic.twitter.com/IL3jk8nPLj

— Jadyn Davis (@iamjadyndavis) May 7, 2023

Although most of Goodwin's college options have the advantage of a close proximity to his hometown, the Wolverines have a number of key advantages working in their favor. His father, Jonathan Goodwin, was an offensive lineman at the University of Michigan from 1998-2001. His current teammate, five-star quarterback Jadyn Davis, is already committed to Michigan and is actively trying to recruit him to Ann Arbor. Lastly, Michigan still doesn't have a wide receiver commitment as part of its 2024 class.

All of those factors certainly put Michigan in the drivers seat when it comes to Goodwin's recruitment.